THE ROLE OF LEGISLATIVE ENACTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION IN ENSURING INVESTMENT
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The developments taking place in the world, especially with the entry of the private sector into major infrastructure projects, have led to the emergence of new opportunities in the field of investment guarantees, accompanied by new risks. These developments have prompted countries to enact laws that facilitate investment and encourage foreign investors, including providing legal guarantees such as international arbitration to settle disputes away from national jurisdiction. International arbitration provides investors with reassurance that they are not subject to the jurisdiction of another country, and helps attract foreign investment.
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